HD LIQUID FOUNDATION
Ultra HD cameras have six times the pixel count of standard definition, which means visible textures and imperfections on your skin can be seen more clearly on the lens. That is why High-Definition foundations are needed—they help visibly even out and enhance the look of skin tone, and blur the appearance of imperfections. The goal is to maintain a natural and lightweight makeup look.
As a result, traditional foundations can sometimes look heavy, but Ultra HD liquid foundations are designed to blend seamlessly with the skin’s texture, making them less detectable, even on camera.
What Are the Benefits of HD Liquid Foundation?
| Benefit | Description |
| NATURAL FINISH | HD Foundation’s advanced formula with Hyaluronic Acid provides excellent coverage for a smooth, natural, skin-like finish. |
| HIGH-TECH PIGMENTS | High-tech smart adaptive pigments adjust to your complexion, helping to blur the appearance of imperfections for extended wear. |
| RECOMMENDED BY PROS | Originally created to look flawless to the naked eye and on HD cameras, HD foundation is key to achieving a polished makeup look. |
ULTRA 4K HD LIQUID FOUNDATION
Created for the high-definition technologies of the film and TV industry, the HD liquid foundation helps skin look flawless and feel moisturized on camera. The sophisticated formula provides a polished appearance without the visible look of imperfections. Silky and sensual to the touch, it glides across the skin. It visibly blurs skin imperfections, while remaining invisible on-screen and in real life.
How to Use HD Foundation Products
Suggested Usage:
- For Medium Coverage: Apply using a flat foundation brush, starting at the center and blending out and down. Repeat on the chin, followed by the forehead, blending into the hairline.
- For Sheer Coverage: Apply with your fingertips, beginning at the center of your face and blending out and down.
- For Extra Coverage: For added coverage on any areas, go back and gently tap more foundation onto the skin using your fingertips or a brush.
- Pro Tip: For an additional blurring and extended-wear effect, finish your look with HD Loose Powder.
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